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Advice % Mother..

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
oneof the best female nnrsesand physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions Of mothers fo- their children.
During the process of teething its valuc is
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind colo. By
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
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Good Result. In Every Case.

d. A. Bradford. wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled ON his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 80 and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan Il Co.'s Drug
tore.
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Their Business booming.

Probably no one thing has caused snch
general revival of trade ut Logan & Co. 8
drug store as their giving away 10 their
customers OF 20 many free trial bottles Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact that
it always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every hottie warranted.
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pitt.hnrx and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 9th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the b. & o. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate of $1.5O, and 70
Washington, Pa, and return ct N.oo.
Trains leave at 5 and s:10a m, returning
nj z and II: 10 d. m.
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A Miners Charter.

Secretary of State Walker has issued
charter to the Miners and Mine Laborers'
Federation Of West Virginia, organized for
the purpose of fostering the interests of
miners and mine labors, socially, morally,
financially; for the protection Of their
health and their lives; for spreading intel
ligence; for removing, as far as possible,
the cause ef strikes; adopting practicable
arbitration and instruction, and for the
purpose of benevolenee. The principal
place of business is to be at Charleston; the
charter is TO expire May LIST, 1897. S11
have been subscribed and So paid in, with
a privileged stock of $50, 900. The shares
are 81. 90 each, and held as follows: W. Fl.
Tober, NJ. E. Dixon, William Woodrum,
Mucy Bennett, Roscoe Fleming, l. ].
Mason and ]. B. Fleming, Peabody, one
share each; Thomas Terry, Coalburg, one
share: C. A. Hartman, Shrewsbury, one
share; C, C. Wertz, Graham's Mines, one
share.
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ofthe Wheeling Turner's ysrein


TO be celebrated with a Grand Picnic and
Summer Nights Fest at Seibert's Garden,
Monday, July IL, 1857.
PROGRAMME.
Grand parade, headed by the Opera
House Band; leave Turner Hall at o
o'clock a. m, down Market street to the
Wheeling and Elm Grove depot
2p. m.-Addresses by prominent speak
ers.
3p. m.-Prize turning by the Junior
Glass, will conclude with an exhibition of
ths Senior Class.
Dancing from i p. n. to 10 pm.
Grand display of fire works at o. o'clock.
Enjoyment for all, young and old, big
and little.
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Excursion to white sulphur spr,u...

The twentieth annual meeting of the
Medical Society of West Virginia will be
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
Is, IA and Is. Arrangements have been
made with the Ohio River railroad to carry
all who wish to take advantage of this de
hghtful excursion at the low rate of $15. 80
for the round trip. Train win leave Wheel
ing TUESDAY, July 18th, at 7:45 a. m, city
time.
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Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mics Katie White hiss returned from a
pleasant Wait 10 Clarksburg and Parkers-
burg friends.
John Beuter, who has been visiting here
for several weeks past, returned home to
Washington, last evening.
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To Advertise,

We offer our Misses extra high cut Kid
or Morocco, heel or spring heel, shoes at
Sl.35, worth Sl,75.
Our Children's extra high cut Kid or
Morocco, heel or spring heel shoes, sizes
8 to log, at Sl.0O, worth Sl.25. Child's
fine kid spring heel shoes soc; Mems
brogAns and hob-nail shoes Sl.l5; Mems
fine calfshOes s. 90, worth 81. so.
JOS. HAsENAUER,
No l0i5 Main street.
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,rCuINo. sCALY. PInpl,r.

For the last ycsr have bad = species of Itch.
Ing scaly and pimply humors 0n my face 10
which have applied q great many methods of
treatment without success, and which WAS speed
ily and entirely cured by Cuiicura.
MRS ISAAC PHELPS, Raypuna O.
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Index To New Advertisements.
SECOND FACE.

SECOND FACE.
Wanted-Agpnts.
Home Liver Pills-R II. List
Wanted-Agent
Proposals for Repairing Market House
Fine Silk UmbrellaS-L. G. Dillon & Co.
Proposals for Reunion Privileges.
Wan Paper and Borders-JOs. Graves & Son.
Breads and CakeS-Wheeling Bakery Company
Hot Weather Instrumentation & Davenport
CoHee-R. J. Smyth.
THIRD PACE
Grocer and Pork Paeker-M. Reilly.
FOURTH PAGE.
Bargains in Carpets-Henry Jacobs & Co.
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We have now on exhibit the largest
Inc Of spring and summer wooiens
ever placed for inspection In our city,
which will be made mp first.rlass at
reasonable prices.
BalbriggaH Underwear, In all sisss,
at sl.O0 suit and upwards.
&. HESS d SOM, s."
I32I Market street..
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aAIr RHEuM CURED.

I was troubled with Salt Rheum fcr number
OF year., 80 that the skin entirely came OF Que
of my hands nom the finger tips N the wrist. !
purpose until commenced taking Cnticura
remedies, and now am entirely cured.
EFT PARKER, ~ Northampton 81, Boston
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Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere price:
Cuticura, 10 cents; Citicura Rcsolvcnt. 81 o..
ASP CHkxIcAL Co.. Ros,on, Mas Nrnd for
.sH0w to Cure skin Diseases"
r0llDc Pimplcs, Skin Blewishes, and Baby
bnubJ, Humors, cured by CurIcuRA Soar
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Ihaye nflered al my life with skin diseases Of
diflereut kinds and have never found permanent
relief, until, by the advice OF lady friend, /
used your valuable Cuticura Remedies ] gave
them thorough trial, using ak bottles OF TIE
CuIieura Resplvent, two boxes Of Cut!cun aud
seven cakes Of Caticura Soap. and the result las
lust what had been told Il would bed oom.
plde csre.
Reference, q. W. Latimer Druggist, Richmond
virginia
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ALI are invited to attend the grand con-
cert tonight 1t The Garden" Music by
Mayer's fall orchestra.
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THIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

GRAND Concert at !'Ehe GARDEN to.
night. Music by Mayors full orchestra.
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PROGRAMME.

4 PLEASANT evening may be spent at
The Garden" to night. Music by Mayors
full orchestra.
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marrow E.cape.

As double team attached to carriage
containing four women, two men and a
child, was passing down Main street, last
evening about Z o'clock, the tongue of the
carriage broke, and the horses becoming
frightened began running around, which
had the effect Of almost overturning the
rig, and the screams Of the women did not
mend matters Mr. Ed. Franzheim, see
ing the danger, ian out and seized the
horses heads, and after desperate tussel,
managed to quiet them, otherwise the dam
age might have been serious.
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NO MEDICINE LIKE THEM.

We have sold your Cutlcurs Remedies for the
lssl SIX years and no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
CT. ATHERTON, Druggist, Albany. NY
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Go To the grand concert at 1.-The Gar
deu" tonight. Music by Mayors full
orchestra
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9rp Goods.
DID YOU MENTION
CARPETS

Well ifyOu knew how wonderfully CHEAP We
are selling carpets you would not be patching up
old ones. At our prices yOu can afford to have
new onseyery season. EIGHTY-FIHEPIECES
NEW CARPETS received this week; win sell
as follows:
Hemp Carpet, lie. and upwards.
Cottage Carpet, lee. and upwards.
Ingram (FIower) Carpet, II, 70. 22, 25,
30 and 81 cents.
Ingram, wool NIL, 80, 80, 40 and 90
cents.
Ingram, Extra super, 80. IS and 80
cents.
Good Rag Carpet al 80 cents
Splendid Brussels. As cents and up
wards.
smyrna Rugs, 81 cents and upwards
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Arrested.

Officers Dunlap and Lukens, assisted by
Officer Stuff, of Bridgeport, yesterday ar
rested j. G. Lord, near the bottle works, in
Bridgeport for completely in the alleged
obtaining of goods under false pretenses at
Lash's jewelry store, week ago. Lord
viii probably have hearing to-day.
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HAS NOT RECORDED,

nor prophet predicted In the second lee
ture it was proven that what was said by
the Apostle Paul in III. Thessalonians, I'd
chapter, concerning the great apostasy,
could be affirmed of the Roman Catholic
Church, but of no other institution now
existing, or that ever did exist, on the
earth, and that what was said of that man
of sin, the son of perdition, could be affirmed
Of the Pope of Rome, and of him only.
In the third it was demonstrated that
the papacy was the little horn of the
great beast, dreadful and terrible, that
Daniel saw rise up out of the troubled sea-
The attempt has been made to apply this
prophecy TO the Mohammedan power. The
fallacy of this attempt will be shown in
considering Daniels vision in the sth
chapter, which we propose to do this even.
ing.
After the division OF the Roman Empire
by Valentinian about A. d. 375, the juris-
diction of the government, which had its
capital at Rome, was limited to Northern
Africa and Western Europe. This is the
division that was broken into the ten king
doms representing the ten horns, and in
this we have already found power that
corresponds exactly with the little horn
that plucked up three Of the first horns by
the roots We found him in the City Of
Rome, on the Papal throne, Sin the tenn
pie of God, showing himself that he is
God" Every feature and characteristic Of
the little horn of the Great Beast
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Mbrelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Theremometer Record.

Thoremometer Record.
Mr.. c. Schnepi, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Sunday: q. N, "a;
Ga NJ, 70; - m, IS; p. IN, 81; p.
M, "a. Weather, clear.
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FITTED HIM EXACTLY,


and not one Of them fitted to any other
power in the western empire.
We now come to the 9Th chapter. In
this vision David sses but two beasts. The
first is O ram with two horns, which
Gabriel tells him is the Kingdom of Media
and Persia. The second is goat with "a
notable horn between the eyes" and he is
told that the goat is Greoia. Alexander
was the great horn, for he was the first
king. Now that being broken, whereas
four stood up for it; four kingdoms shall
stand up ont OF the nation, but not in his
power" This is just what happened tout
of the nation" Of Alexander. Within
fifteen years after his death, all his
family and near relatives were muir
dered and his kingdom was divided
into the four Kingdoms OF Greece,
Thrace, Syria, and Egypt, with adjoining
provinces attached to each. The larger
part Of the dominions of Alexander were
in Western Asia. These four kingdoms
are represented by the four horns that
stood up for it," when the great horn was
broken. "And out of these came forth q
little horn. Many have supposed that this
little horn and the horn in the seventh chap
ter areidentical and that both represent the
papal power. But it is manifestly absurd to
suppose that the same little horn could be
growing among ten big horns on the head
Of monster in western Europe, and out
of horn on the head Of a goat over in
Asia
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

SILKS very cheap at l.. s. Good & Co.'s.
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The latter blame the umpire for their
defeat. GAINESVILLE has set them bad ex-
ample.
The following table shows the percent
age OF the clubs up to and including Satur-
day, except the Sandusky- Mansfield con-
faSf
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THE SERMON.
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN

to the Gentle, in the same manner and on
the same terms that he opened it to the
Jews. That it was built on "the stone
which the builders rejected" and not up
on that stone or some other stones along
with it. All the other stones are in the
superstructure, and not in the foundation.
The positive unmistakable declaration of
the Apostle Paul was quoted, proving that
Jesus Christ alone was the foundation.
"Other foundations can no msn lay than
that is laid which is Jesus Christ" Cor.
3-1l.
1t was further shown that it was
of this rock, and not of the church,
that Jesus was speaking when
he said the gates of hell shall not prevail
against it." The 10th Psalm, the ID OF
Acts and the Apostles Greed were quoted
to show that this rock, Jesus the Christ,
passed through the gates of hell" that
they were closed upon him, but they did
not prevail against him. He burst them
open the third day. He arose from the
dead. He assembled into heaven, and sit
teth at the right hand of God the Father
Almighty; from thence He shall come to
Judge the living and the dead" If the
Church ever did or ever will pass through
such trial, it is something that history
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AT THE SAME TINE.

We must therefore look for this little horn
in one of the divisions of Alexander's En-
pire. We have found that q little horn
represents government that is both civil
and ecclesiastical, we must therefore find
one in one Of the divisions of AleIander's
empire that is both civil and ecclesiastical.
He must wax great toward south and
toward the,east and toward the pleasant
land" He must ''exalt himself above the
Prince of the Host" He must ''takeaway
the daily sacrifice, and cast down the
place Of the sanctury" These and
ell the other things mentioned by the
prophet were done by Mohamet and his
successors.
He arose in Arabia, province Of the
Egyptian Horn. His great conquests were
TO the North, East and South. Westward
he failed. He invaded the dominions Of
the little horn Of the great beast, but was
met and driven back by Charles Martel,
who is said TO have slain three hundred
and seventy-fve thousand of his followers
In one battle. He did not .'exalt him
self above all that is called God or that is
worshipped, but he magnifed himself 10
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CUTTING SCRAPE.

James Wilkes and George Smith, two
young men from the country, became in
volved in difficulty in front of Gentry's
grocery store, Huntington, a few days ago,
over an old grudge, when resulted in
Wilkes cutting Smith in Ave different
places with pocket knife, inflicting ugly
bnt not dangerous wounds. Wilkes was
Immediately arrested and bound over TO
the grand jury in the sum of 500. Being
unable to furnish surety, he was confined in
the county Jail.
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A PRINCE OF THE HOST. u


There is no God bat God and Mohamet
is his prophet" is the first point in the
Moslem filth. But he claims TO be q
prophet superior both to Moses and Christ.
He placed the Koran above the Bible, the
Crescent above tie Gross, and thus, "It
cast down the truth TO the ground" land
magnifes itself TO the Prince Of the host. =
by him the daily sacrifice was taken
away and the place Of the SANCTUARY w2s
cast down. This prophecy cannot apply
to the Jewish sacrifice, for that sacrifice
consisted in offerings Of the blood Of "bulls
and goata," was taken away by Christ
Himself, and the Jewish sanctuary, which
was worldly sanctuary, was cast down
by s'tbe abomination Of desolation spoken
Of by Daniel, the prophet" several hum
dred years before either the POpish Of
Mohammedap abominat,ons were re
yealed.u '.But Christ being come high
priest Of good things TO come, !" set mp
IA more perfect tabernacle not made with
hands" 1t was 'tBuilt q spiritual
house, holy priesthood, to offer up
spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to
God by Jesus Christi 1t was this spir-
itual sacrifice that was to be taken away,
and it was this spiritual Sanctuary that
Moslemism was to cast down. This ne
has done everywhere that he had the power.
He suppressed the Christian worship in III
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W. H. Blair, of Raleigh C. H., recently
lost 10, 600 feet of lumber.
The Weston corporation levy has been
reduced from 50 to 40 cents on the 500.
Harry Bradshaw of Mar.insburg, was
dangerously bitten by snake few day,
ago.
Two thousand colored people from Wash
ington Citywe at Island Park, Harper's
Ferry, on the Fourth. II was reported
that one man was killed by anothel-bui
Ee understand he was only knocked .in-
sensible for awhile.
w. d. Han, while braking on the
Weston and Buckhannon railroad, was
pretty seriously stunned at the Stone Coal
bridge. He was sitting on a box car and
his head struck one of the cross pieces in
passing over.
A whiteibaby, about q day old, was
found on the doorstep Of . eolorei man,
Lucien DauEherty, short distance from
Charleston on Beryyille pike. Recorder
Hedge. brought it to town. bitches
ought TO be found for the parents of the
waif
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CHRISTS CHURCH.
THE FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
ITS FOUNDATION.
Delivered by Rev. N. l. Atwood, Last Evening,
al the Disciples Chapel Large
Congregation Present.

A large congregation assembled at tine
Disciples chapel, last evening to listen 70
the fourth of the series of sermons being
delivered by.Rev. N. L. Atwood, ON the
foundation of the Christian Church. The
discourse was one the most interesting and
instructive vet delivered and was listened
to very attentively. The reverend gentle
man took for his text the following:
THE SERMON.
''The vision of the Ram and the He Goat
Daniel viii
In our first lecture, four weeks ago, II
was shown, by many infallible proofs, y
that the foundation of the Church oil
Christ, was laid on the first day OF Pente-
cost after the crucifxion. That the
foundation was the Rock on which Jesus
said He would build His Church. That
this Rock was not the Apostle Peter; but
that it was the great truth that Peter had
Just spoken, and which was recorded by
Matthew in the 10th chapter and 18th
verse of his Gospel, in these words: Thou
art the Christ, the Son of the Living God. "
1t was shown that this truth was The
oundation of Apostles and prophets. "
That this was the Rock that was laid
down and built upon by Peter on the day
of Pentecost, and also at the house OF Cor
nelius, when he opened
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The Hunkey Dora vs.. Central Stars was
the base ball attraction on the tunnel
green Yesterday, resulting as follows:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

a 100, 90 W Tennessee "a bar
do nizka Gene, ably wkr6tce
sprzedawac ia farmerom 20 10
lub Is uolarow akier.
Zanosi sic ma ogolny strajk
pomiedzy gornikami W Pen
sylvanii, Ohio i Illinois. w
kwietniu b.. r., ma konwencyi
w Columbus, O., zawarli pra.
codawcy z robotnikami ugo
de, De z dniem l maja ptaca
bedzle podwy2szona o 5 c., a
nastepnie z dniem | pazdzier-
n.ka znow o 5 c. cd tony we
gil. Jednak W Illinois zaraz
wkrotce pc tel umowie kapi
talisc; ME chcieli podwy3szyG
p}acy, ale ME strajkowano. Zas
obiecaneJ podwy2ki ma l paz
dzier.ika laden pracodawca
ME chce dac j robotnicy my
sla strajkowaG.
Ihe Semana Mercantile spo
wiads, Jak trudne Jest 2ycie
koblety w Mexyku, ktora ME
ma me2a, lub brata albo OIL
ca, co by pracowaf ma utrzy-
maniu dla nIej.
Szwaczka must kupic ola
sleble maszy"e do s7ycia. pc.
tenn musi pros!G sic o pace.
Przypuscmy, &c dostanie ko-
szule do szycia; Cd uszycia tu-
zina spodnlch koszul zarabia
IS c. DO dol. l.25 c., czyfi
dzlenme zarabia 80 do 50 CEN
tow.
w fabryce pa~pieros6w do
stale dziewczyEa 2 C. Cd sta.
Dobra dziewczyna zr"bi LOGO
do LOCO papiet osow dziennie,
czyli zarobi 80 do 80 ceutow
ma dzicn.
W fabrykach zapalek plaza
2 Gently cd grossu upako-
wauych zapadek. Wlecej jak
Is q najwiecej 20 gros s.
$ . w ME moze Mkt wyrobiG;
vice zarobek wynosi 80 do
10 centow dziennie.
To. SO jedyuie 'dsiebior-
silva, da]ace prace kobietom.
W blurach prywatrych AMI
Ina poczcie, sal PREY telegrafIe,
kobIety ME bywajq zatrudnla-
Clos Wolno Z Buffalo porwai
mi kawatek kronikI Wa
rusa i nnwet sic przyznac do
tego ME chce. N%aturalnie pra-
ca moja MI jest reglstrowaua
i ka2dy z mel mo2e n3ytko-
wac, ale chnSby tylko ola
przyzwoltosci, OBJ. Zawisza po-
winieu powiedaieG, z jakiego
zrodfa wiadomosc posiada.
OPINIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
ZAPISUJCIESOBtE WIARUSA
Dr0bne Echa.

LIN Ao11IVo
w AMIGO zawl4zalo sic
Tow. Br. P"inory sw. Stanl-
s}awa Kostkl> do ktorego .juz
sic zglosito "a cz}onkow. Pre-
zydentem jest Wojciech Koles,
sekretarzem Mar:ln Murawski,
kasyerem Juliusz Piotrzkow-
ski.
w CHICAGO, jak dono,
sza tamtejsze gazety, ciesla
Jan Szymanski spadi 2 da-
chu i z}amal noge.
W ALPENlE, Mich, grupa
Zwiazkowa KoSciuszko w dniu
l6 pazdziermka wybrafa So
bic zarzad Ma rok przyszly;
urzadza)a: Andrzej Jakubiak ia
ko prezydent, j. Glowinski
(P. O. box 470) jake sekre-
tarz protokufowy i Jozef Ke-
dziora jake skarbnik.
w SCRANTON, Pa. -
jak donosza organowi Zwiaz-
ku Mar. Pol. - W dniu l6
pazdziernika "a staraniem WI
ce cenzora p. Czechowlcza,
zorganizowafa sic grupa
Zwi4kowa pod nazwa iowa.
rzystwo } anal | s o b i e.
$ k i e o. Prezydentem jest
p. Wncepty Smorowski.
KS. OBJ
jail zarzad parafii polsk'ei W
Toledo, pc. ks. Orzechowskim,
ktory wyjechat do Europy.
SLIJCIE ADO NAMENT "a WlARUsAi